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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
4
Fragmented OCR from a Pocatello Idaho newspaper mentions Associated Press credits and local news delivery. It includes odd phrases about publication timing, the Daily Tribune, contact details, and a prayer request line, reflecting imperfect archival text.
D W Standrod resigns Thursday from the Pocatello library board. The article lauds Mrs Standrod as a leading, quiet but effective contributor to cultural advancement. She joined the board January 10, 1910 and served consistently, helping make Pocatello a home city and promoting wholesome community values.
A column contrasts India’s iconic figures with global headlines on Chicago murder-for-money gangs. It questions liquor ties to crime, urban governance needs, and Tammany Hall’s power, while criticizing Hollywood music video styles and chorus girl culture. The Tribune notes Borah and praises historic city leadership from Pocatello.
A Brontosaurus skeleton, 100 feet long and 20 feet high, the largest land dinosaur found, stands at the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh. Discovered in 1919 in Utah, the fossil bed yielded over 200 tons of bones, with scientists noting the animal grew from a sand bar in an ancient river and was later uplifted by volcanic activity.
Fragmentary passage discusses bank examiners and lending norms, a remark on language as a marker of recent acquisition, and a politician’s cautious stance on popular movements. The readable content is vague.
A wee Irishwoman near a schoolhouse keeps her garden gate open to let children pass and share smiles. Parents, teachers, and any caregiver are urged to keep gates of kindness open, guiding youngsters with patience and understanding.
Dr Isaac Goldston explains sun stroke and heat stroke differ in mechanism and treatment. Heat stroke requires cooling while sun stroke needs warming and stimulation. Both are serious with about forty percent mortality and possible long term heat sensitivity. Avoid excessive sun exposure and wear light breathable clothing.
Six year old Jean Little from the Republic of Colombia is visiting New York. She speaks English French and Spanish fluently.
Peter Rabbit spots fresh mole tunnels near Smiling Pool and discovers Miner the Mole swimming. Redwing the Blackbird and Peter watch as the unusual sight shocks Peter, who notes Miner’s rare aquatic moment and hints at more tales to come.
Budapest AP reports the National Federation of Merchants and Industrialists of Hungary linked to the International fair has started an ability contest. Winners will receive positions with leading commercial and industrial concerns.
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